Summer Heat Returns to Ottawa After a Brief Fall-like Chill
After a brief taste of fall, summer warmth is making a strong comeback in Ottawa. Over the weekend, temperatures dipped into the single digits, with early morning chills bringing a risk of frost to the National Capital Region. It felt like the fall season was just around the corner. However, according to Environment Canada, that cooler spell is short-lived, and we're about to experience another burst of summer-like conditions.
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Starting this week, the city will see temperatures ranging from 20°C to as high as 27°C, accompanied by plenty of sunshine. While Monday’s forecast includes a 40% chance of afternoon showers and the possibility of thunderstorms, skies are expected to clear up by the evening. Monday’s high will be around 20°C, but by Wednesday, temperatures will rise to 26°C, followed by a stretch of sunny days with highs reaching 27°C from Thursday through Saturday.
This return of warmer weather may catch many off guard, especially after the cool, almost autumnal weekend. It’s not unusual for temperatures in September to fluctuate, and this week’s forecast suggests that summer isn’t quite ready to let go. Even though the mornings and nights may still bring cooler temperatures—dropping as low as 4°C overnight Monday—Ottawa is set to enjoy a few more warm days before fall settles in for good.
It’s a reminder of the unpredictable nature of September weather, where one day can feel like fall, and the next, you’re back in summer mode. As we move through the month, much of Canada, including Ottawa, is likely to experience warmer-than-usual or near-normal temperatures, extending the summer vibe a little longer. So, for those who aren’t quite ready to say goodbye to summer, this week is a welcome surprise!
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